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Does anyone reload for 303-22 ?
Thoughts and barrel twists etc
I had one offered to me recently and despite it being a real odd ball rifle and caliber I'm strangely interested in buying it
Includes brass and dies so pretty easy to get it going
It's a real shame it's not a 303-25 because that would have been an awesome caliber for medium game hunting
if the price is right...why ever not???? one thing for sure,it will be something different to what anyone else is using LOL.
Well one of my projects is a P14 BSA sporter in 25-303. It has needed some tweaks, (bedding still to be redone), but havent shot it yet. I do have 3 loaded rounds for it to see how it goes.
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Pics required for both rifles :thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by csmiffy
There was a 303-25 on a P17 action close on TM yesterday. https://www.trademe.co.nz/a/marketpl...ng/3724658884?
Yip probably better than my one although mine doesn't have the fish belly stock.
No dies etc with mine either.
Got it cheap enough just for the rolling body ( a ton a d stock).
Was very tempted in the trademe one but missed the end of auction
I have a 303 22 in my safe that I am storing for a friend
It fair honks along and is lively to shoot
Only problem is he has all the reloading gear at his
Well a bit of a read up and it looks to be essentially a Rimmed 220 Swift
So pretty perky in the velocity department
I must go look at it again and check out the dies and cases and try and work out the barrel twist rate
Also from my reading it looks like you would also need a 303-25 sizing die to bring down 303 brass in stages to get it to 22 @Boxton as real friend would have at least given you the dies and a hand full of cases as payment for storage
Not a shame at all. I have a 303-25, complete with dies and all the stuff to enjoy it with. The .22 sounds to me like a 'barrel' of fun. Go for it, little to lose.Quote:
Originally Posted by akaroa1